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Started by disco, March 26, 2012, 09:27:31 AM

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disco

Got an amp and the rear channel is blown.  What do I want?  I need recommendations.  I've looked on Newegg but I don't know anything about this stuff.  Not really looking to break the bank here but I'd like something loud and clear.  Front speakers and subs sounds like crap.

This amp is running the door speakers in front and the pillar speakers in back.  Have a separate amp for the subs.



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Peelz

stock stereo. especially with blown door speaker  :lol:


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disco

I bought a new stereo for the truck a while back after the CD player quit ejecting and couldn't get the sound quite right.  Kept fiddling with it.  Faded to the front, fine.  Fade to the rear, nothing.  Switch the wires on the amp to make sure it's the amp and not the stereo.  Nothing on the rear channel. 

I would have left the stock stereo in but something on it broke.  Forgot what it looks like now.  I think it quit ejecting as well.  I must wear them out.  Play a song, eject, stick in new CD.  Repeat.  I have auditory ADD.
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Kamakazi

do you plan on changing the front speakers as well to something aftermarket?  i can make a few reccomendations if i know what you want to replace and what your budget is.  front speakers, a sub and a 4 channel amp can be inexpensive, but i wouldnt expect to only spend 300$.  also what sub do you have? what kind of box is it in? sealed or ported?  also what is the model# of that rockford amp?  i thought that particular one was only a 2 channel ???
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disco

#4
four Boston Acoustic 4x6's (2 front, 2 rear) and two MTX 10's in a two boxes.  Old school Punch 45 that won't die on the 10's.  Had it probably fifteen years.   8) 

I need a new amp to run the four 4x6's that can keep up with the 45.
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disco

http://www.amazon.com/MB-Quart-ONX4-125-4-Channel-Amplifier/dp/B005CJXISK/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top

$168 - MB Quart ONX4.125 1000W RMS, ONYX Series 4-Channel Amplifier

Yay or Nay?  If I blow my speakers I'll put better ones in. 

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Kamakazi

it will run your front speakers no problem at all.  It is a class D, which makes it a better sub amp, but it will run your 4x6 no problem.

I understand that this amp is no where near as powerful, but it is decently clean with its class A/B power, and i promise it will sound better http://www.amazon.com/JX360-Audio-4-Channel-Class-Amplifier/dp/B004MLXWSK/ref=sr_1_23?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1332997623&sr=1-23

Hope this helps, i had the old punch 45 back in the day, but i traded up to something much more powerful :lol: just a little mmats 2500w rms amp  8) ahhh, the good old days when i could still hear
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disco

Cool, I'll go with what you say.  I'm audio illiterate.  Clean sound is better than simply loud.

Thanks!   :thumbs:
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Peelz

Quote from: disco on March 28, 2012, 11:47:41 PM
Cool, I'll go with what you say.  I'm audio illiterate.  Clean sound is better than simply loud.

Thanks!   :thumbs:


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if it doesn't rattle the paint off your trunk, it's not worth having.  :lol:
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disco

Quote from: PeelsSE2 on March 29, 2012, 08:18:42 AM
Quote from: disco on March 28, 2012, 11:47:41 PM
Cool, I'll go with what you say.  I'm audio illiterate. Clean sound is better than simply loud.

Thanks!   :thumbs:


BOLLOCKS!

if it doesn't rattle the paint off your trunk, it's not worth having.  :lol:

Truck, no trunk.  But I can always drop some washers or bb's inside the door to get that ghetto trunk rattle going.   Get that bump 'n buzz sound going on.   8)   :lol:
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disco

I guess I could have.  Didn't think about it.  My subs sound pretty good though.  I figured that amp blew, I'll replace it.
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Kamakazi

Quote from: preddy08 on March 29, 2012, 05:07:32 PM
Why not do a 5 channel?


5 channels are nice, but it gets pricey for good ones that can run a sub decently.  He has 2 10" mtx subs, i have no isea if they are dual voice coil or not, an have no idea how many ohms they are.  so for a setup like what he has, he would need four of the channels to have at least 50watts of rms power, and somewhere in the neighborhood of 300watts rms power for the 5th channel have have it sound half decent.  On top of that, to even compare the quality of the setup he would be going with on the jl amp i recommended, it would need to be class a/b power, not class d power like most of the cheap amps out there.  That gets quite pricey, I just typed 5 channel amp into google, and there was a cadence 1800w amp class a/b amp that was a 5 channel for like 150$, but its performance and quality pale in comparison to what he already has with the addition of the jl amp.
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